BREAKING NEWS: Firefighters Battle Fire At Independence Township Home

BREAKING NEWS: Firefighters are working to put out flames at a home in Independence Township. Flames broke out just after 10:00 this morning at the home along Route 30. Investigators say two people were inside the house when the fire started. A husband and wife got out of the home and are being treated at a local hospital. Investigators haven’t said what started the fire. This breaking news report brought to you by…

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WPIAL Semifinal Basketball: February 27, 2018

Two teams–Beaver in the 4A Girls’ bracket and Lincoln Park in the 3A Boys’ bracket–have advanced to the WPIAL Basketball Championships and will represent Beaver County at the Petersen Events Center. Will the Quigley Catholic ladies join them? Find out tonight on Beaver County Radio; coverage from Peters Township begins at 5:30.

GIRLS

Monday’s Scores
[4A] Beaver 55, Blackhawk 40
[4A] CW North Catholic 50, Central Valley 39
[2A] Chartiers-Houston 54, Brentwood 45
[2A] Vincentian 59, Serra Catholic 30

6:00pm
[1A] Quigley Catholic vs. West Greene (at Peters Twp.) [WBVP/WMBA]
[6A] North Allegheny vs. Mt. Lebanon (at Fox Chapel)
[6A] Bethel Park vs. Peters Township (at Baldwin)

6:30pm
[1A] Sewickley Academy vs. Winchester-Thurston (at Northgate)

BOYS

Monday’s Scores
[3A] Lincoln Park 59, Aliquippa 57
[3A] Seton-LaSalle 54, CW North Catholic 49
[1A] Vincentian 59, Cornell 45
[1A] Union 74, Imani Christian 67

8:00pm
[2A] OLSH vs. Jeannette (at Peters Twp.)
[2A] Sewickley Academy vs. Chartiers-Houston (at Northgate)
[5A] Trinity vs. Mars (at Baldwin)
[5A] Franklin Regional vs. Highlands (at Fox Chapel)

Ambridge School Board Approves Addition Of A Middle School; Addresses Issue Of School Security

The Ambridge School Board has approved the addition of a middle school…and is also addressing the issue of school security in the wake of the Florida school shooting earlier this month. Beaver County Radio News Correspondent Sandy Giordano was at last night’s school board meeting and filed this report. Click ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…

 

CCBC players of the game

Wbvp/ Wmba/ Trib Live

Game 1 – Girls

Blackhawk- Mady Aulback

Beaver- Bella Posset

 

 

Game 2 – Boys

Lincoln Park- Keeno Holmes

Aliquippa- Zuriah Fisher

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Highschool Basketball playoff scores 2/26/18

Wbvp/ Wmba/ Trib Live

Game 1 – Girls

Beaver 55 vs Blackhawk 40   Final

Game 2 – Boys

Lincoln Park 59 vs Aliquippa 57    Final

other games – Girls

CWNC 50 vs Central Valley 39     Final

Vincentian 59 vs Serra Catholic 30  Final

Chartiers- Houston 54 vs Brentwood 45    Final

 

other games – Boys

Vincentian 59 vs Cornell 45    Final

Seton- Lasalle 54 vs CWNC 49    Final

Union 74 vs Imani Christian 67    Final

 

Penquins trade Josh Jooris from the Hurricanes!!!

The Pittsburgh Penguins have acquired forward Josh Jooris from the Carolina Hurricanes in exchange for Greg McKegg, it was announced today by Penguins executive vice president and general manager Jim Rutherford.

Jooris is signed through the remainder of this season, and he carries an average annual value of $775,000. He will be an unrestricted free agent.

The Penguins re-assigned Jooris to the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins of the AHL.

Jooris, 27, has skated in 31 games with Carolina this year, producing three goals, three assists and six points. He played against the Pens in Pittsburgh’s 6-1 win on Friday night.

Earlier this month, the 6-foot-1, 197-pound Jooris suited up for five American Hockey League games with the Charlotte Checkers, picking up three assists.

A native of Burlington, Ontario, Jooris has played four seasons in the NHL with Carolina, the New York Rangers, Arizona and Calgary. He has 23 goals, 32 assists and 55 points in 204 career NHL contests. His best season came as a rookie with Calgary in 2014-15 when he had 24 points (12G-12A) in 60 regular-season games, then skated in nine playoff games.

Jooris, a righthanded shot, played three years of college hockey at Union College before turning pro.